Indiana Jones

The best, excitement and adventure of Indiana Jones movie.

What a ride! I love the mine car ride scenes with Indy and his two sidekicks.

Awesome opening scene of young Indy on his short adventures and introduce of Indy's father.

This seemed like it's the best and first adventure of Indiana Jones on a treasure hunt. Some are funny between Indy and his friend Remy hunting the diamond from London to Alexandria to the South Seas where they has a run-in with a murderous band of Chinese pirates. The shipboard battle that ensues is a spectacular display of swords, guns and flying fists.

Spectacular, exciting adventure and funny with Indy and a group of elderly commandos take on a fiendishly powerful weapon in war-torn Africa. And I like the chase scene of Indy and Remy in the hot-air balloon with the kidnapped German officer while the German soldiers are riding on their horses and cars after them. Check out actor Paul Freeman, who appeared in the Indiana Jones movie, Raiders of the Lost Ark, in this TV movie.

The adventures of Indiana Jones in a war-torn country finds some emotionally story while assist with a profoundly inspiring and committed doctor, philosopher and musician, Albert Schweitzer.

The secret agent story is average, but I really like Transylvania scenes the best to see the terrfiying supernatural story on Indy's mission. Indiana Jones vs. bloodythirsty Vlad the Impaler!

Wonderful action-adventure of Indy I ever saw with three co-stars, Catherine Zeta Jones as the lady spy, Daniel Craig as a German officer and Aussie Cameron Daddo as one of the gallant soldiers of the Australian Lighthorsemen Regiment.

I like the scene of Indy's complete adventure where he is transferred to North Africa trying to uncover the identity of a traitor in his own ranks. He battles hostile Berber tribesmen and engages in an innocent flirtation with the novellist Edith Wharton - so cool and kind of romantic.

This is the best Young Indiana Jones TV movie with the exciting true horror of war. Poison gas and prison camps test Indy to his very core in this powerful, dramatic film. And it also has the true Great Escape style.

Magnificient! Excitement! More adventure... and funny! I was really terrific to see Harrison Ford, director Steven Spielberg and creator George Lucas finally reunited for the final installment of an archaeology hero Indiana Jones since 19 years. This adventure movie brought some memories from the past Indy series. I was also surprised to see how fit Ford was in his reprise of 1980s character on his currently age as well as I believed he did his own stunts in the movie.
Aussie actress Cate Blanchett is terrifically as the villianious vixen than Alison Doody in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Shia La Beouf is incredible in his action scenes as Indy's young sidekick, Mutt, but known as his son while Indy's old lover Marion told him. And veteran actress Karen Allen is quite funny as her reprise Marion Ravenwood since Raiders of the Lost Ark.
In the warehouse scene was helter-skelter, kinetic and funny, perfectly choreographed and, arguably, as deliriously good as anything in the series. And the action and jungle-chase sequences were stunning!